UN Climate Chief Warns U.S. Exit From Pact Risks Economy, Security
UN climate chief Simon Stiell warns U.S. withdrawal from global climate pact threatens economic stability and amplifies climate risks in 2026.
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Beijing Hits Record Low PM2.5 Levels in 2025
Beijing achieves record-low PM2.5 levels in 2025’s first 11 months, marking significant progress in China’s environmental initiatives.
U.S. EPA Revises Climate Change Language, Stresses Natural Factors
The U.S. EPA has revised its climate change language, removing references to human impact and emphasizing natural processes, sparking global debate.
Breaking the Deadlock: Global Green Recovery in the Trump 2.0 Era
Donald Trump’s inauguration as the 47th U.S. president marks a new chapter in climate policy, posing challenges to global green development and highlighting the need for international collaboration.
Trump Signs Order to Exit Paris Climate Accord, Pledges Fossil Fuel Dominance
President Trump withdraws the U.S. from the Paris Agreement for the second time, declaring a national energy emergency and emphasizing fossil fuel use.
China Stands Firm Against Green Protectionism
Chinese Premier Li Qiang criticized “green protectionism” at the World Economic Forum in Dalian, urging nations to avoid protectionist measures under the guise of environmental protection.
Asia’s Strategies for Policy Resilience Amid Rapid Global Changes
Asian nations are building policy resilience to address fast-paced technological advances, climate change, and geopolitical tensions, focusing on improving monetary and climate policies for sustainable solutions.
Australia’s Climate Authority Calls for Ambitious 75% Emissions Cut by 2035
Australia’s Climate Change Authority recommends a 65-75% emissions reduction by 2035, setting an ambitious target that could reshape the nation’s climate policy and impact the Asia-Pacific region.